Rockhurst High School - Quarry Chancellor Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1984 volume:

Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam 1984 Quarry Rockhurst High School 9301 State Line Kansas City, Missouri 64114 Volume 16 2 THEME THEME 3 6 THEME THEME 7 SOUTH OF THE BORDER 1983 Homecoming Queen, Mary Blando, with escort Joe Runyan. (opposite page) Clockwise from top1 Jamie Schroer and Jim Stabler, Kelly Wood and Ed Boyle, Karl Kuckelman and Barbie Kitchen, Jaque Bustillo and Jeff Keller. HOMECOMING U 14 STATE FOOTBALL STATE FOOTBALL 115 26 ACTIVITIES a Student Life . . . ' N Carl Cavallaro a la California ACTIVITIES 19 Trossen Van Keirsbilck—muscle brawn The C.C. Plaza School Stage Talent Shines The Rockhurst cuesters recorded another fine season with numerous plays. Late September brought to the stage four plays: Submerged, Jimmy Valentine Reforms, An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge and Aesop's Fables. RHS and Sion students teamed up in early December to present: The Lady and the Tiger, Passioella and The Apple Tree. Mr. Jerry Stark said, The talent level this year has been very high and that is matched by the guys doing it. It's real exciting to work with students that are eager and enthusiastic. This season boasted many new faces on stage and will be a positive influence for the coming year. Special recognition should go to three seniors who have participated in the drama program at RHS for four years. Tony Marlotte, Mike Carroll, and John Shaughnessy have helped lead the way to another successful year for the drama program at RHS. Amy Barnes and Paul Bruening stand in the limelight. ‘ Hr ■4 ■SB ■ yam . Jf , -• ■ ■-isas Mike Carroll Beth Bastash in a scene from the Lady and the Tiger. 22! PLAYS Fall Play Cast: (back row) C. Hanzlyck, T. Marlottc, P. Bruening, . Whalen, J. Pfeifauf, S. Nichol (front row) J. Caccamo, S. Hazeltine, A. Barnes, M. Whittaker, and . Shaughnessy. a)MW«Z Zg 0 Greg Cunncen and Barbie Kitchin lead members of the cast in rehearsal. Molly Reiter (Lola) teases Tony Marlotte (foe Hardy) into choosing a life of evil. Barb Kitchin captivates all with song. The arrival of spring signals the time for the annual spring musical. This year's production presented by the Rockhurst Drama Club was DAMN YANKEES. Girls from Notre Dame de Sion and St. Teresa's combined with RHS students to make a cast of 40 involved in the musical. The show, DAMN YANKEES, ran for three nights at Rockhurst College Mabee Theater to nearly packed houses. Special recognition went to seniors: Tony Marlotte, John Shaughnessy, Paul Brown, and Mike Carroll who gave their final dramatic appearance. 241 SPRING MUSICAL CONGRATULATIONS RHS HONORS —to the 201 students who received academic and extracurricular awards at Awards night. —to senior Mike Lewis, who for the second straight year, has won the Jay Holder Award for being the top player and sportsman in the Kansas City Amateur Hockey League. Mike is the only player to win the award twice. —to senior Tony Marlotte, who won the title of Best Supporting Actor at the Loyola Anniversary Play Festival held in Chicago. Tony won his award with a cut from Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge. —to PREP NEWS, which received an All-Missouri award from the Missouri Interscholastic Press Association-University of Missouri School of Journalism. —to senior Mark Reintjes who received the RHS football Bukaty Award Trophy. — to the 1984 RHS football team. Coach Severino, and his staff on winning the 5A Missouri State Football Championship. —to senior Dan Laughlin who was one of four finalists from the KC area in the American Chemical Society Curtis Matheson Chemistry Student Contest. —to sophomore Scott Schudy who won first place in the Lincoln-Douglas debate at the West Central Missouri District MSHAA Debate Tournament. Scott also was awarded second place in the state tournament of the Lincoln-Douglas Debate and was the first sophomore in the state to do so. —to seniors Paul Angles and Gerald Riani who were both National Merit finalists which places them in the top xh of 1 percent of students across the nation who took the PSAT test in 1982. —to Chris Hodes, Pete Sierant, Jason Goscha and Tony Cordes who qualified for competition at the Missouri Class 4A State Wrestling Tournament. —to Mike Scalora and Dan Stoltz who won awards for their pottery at the Regional National Scholastic Art Contest at Crown Center. Mike received the Gold Key Award for several of his pieces and Dan received the Blue Ribbon award. This entitled Dan to send his pottery on to New York for national competition. —to the 1984 Golf team and their coach Mr. Alton Davis on winning the first place trophy in Missouri State 4A competition. —to the 64 seniors who received academic athletic scholarship honors and awards from colleges universities throughout the nation. —to all 189 graduates who comprise the Class of 1984 Rockhurst High School. RHS HONORS 25 C.A.C.H.E. AUCTION SPARKLES The 1984 CACHE auction proved to be a big success as over 68,000 was raised. Many items were auctioned to the crowd of 450. The evening began with a silent auction. These items included Kings, Royals, and Comets tickets. Among the larger items at this year's auction were: a 1984 Corvette, five fur coats, a topaz diamond ring, and a trip to London. This year A1 Markle (Father's Club president) and Harry McLear were the general chairmen and John Massman, Sr. was the Solicitation Chairman. To add to the generosity of the evening, 50 Rockhurst students waited tables at the dinner which preceeded the oral auction. (1-r) Mr. Harry McLear Mr. Al Markle Chairmen of CACHE '84 A 1984 Corvette several fur coats are displayed before the auction. Mayor Richard Berkley his wife pose with Fr. Hunthausen. 26 C.A.C.H.E. AUCTION ALUMNI LEND SUPPORT . . . and share old memories S. McGurren '80 joins in spaghetti dinner. A telefund solicitation broken up with talking to old friends. Bill Keller '52 helps out on Telefund '84. foe Hilboldt 74 recalls PE fun b games' The Alumni gathered at RHS this year for a variety of activities: 10, 20, 25, 30 and on up class reunions were held at area country clubs, the spaghetti dinner was held during Homecoming week, the 2nd annual Telefund drew pledges of over 100, 000 from RHS alumni. All told, the alumni returned home to RHS for good times fond memories. ALUMNII27 MISSION POSSIBLE WEEK For five days during the month of March, the Rockhurst students faculty combined efforts to raise money for the Jesuit missions in Central America. Fr. Ray Pease, S.J. a missionary from Honduras joined the RHS community for the week of activities. Fr. Pease conducted the opening Monday prayer service to begin the week and he celebrated the all-school mass the following Friday. Each of the classes organized activities for a given day. The seniors sponsored the auction which raised 1,954.00 Wednesday of mission week, the girls from Sion and St. Teresa's joined in the volleyball tournaments sponsored by the frosh which collected 845.00. Thursday, the junior class conducted their version of Monopoly with life-size pieces which brought in 576.00 and the sophomore sponsored best dressed man mixer on Saturday collected 1,678.00. Along with various collections a total of 5,588.00 was raised for the Jesuit missions in Central America. Bill Lonergan (JR) in a low-cut evening Dior makes Monopoly game fun for all. Scott Scliudy contemplates letting go. 28 MISSION POSSIBLE WEEK BRINGS HELP TO THE POOR CLASSES SHOW SPIRIT. MISSION POSSIBLE WEEK 129 SALE-O 104,000 and MORE! Everything from buttons to bows, curtains to hoes were sold at the 22nd Sale-O-Rama, sponsored by the RHS Mothers' Club. The four day sale generated over 104,052.42. This was the first time in Sale-O-Rama history that the 100,000 barrier was broken. Sale-O-Rama along with the other fundraisers at RHS, help to defray tuition costs. Sale-O-Rama is where the mothers donate thousands of hours. Special thanks this year go Mrs. Margo Didier (Chairman), Mrs. Janet Hastings, Mrs. Doris Hoag, and Mrs. Doreen Haughton (Co-Chairmen). The Sale-O crew: Mrs. Didier (seated), Mrs. Hastings, Mrs. Haughtot Mrs. Hoag 30 SALE-O-RAMA SALE-O-RAMA 31 MAKES SPIRITS SOAR The annual Rockhurst Carnival netted an estimated 17,000. Evans Shows began setting up the 14 major rides and several kiddie rides early in the first week of May. Local grade school students seemed to enjoy the carnival the most. Some RHS seniors and girls from St. Teresa's were seen boarding the Tilt-A-Whirl, tux, corsage, and all before making the prom scene. Someone won at this just last year. CARNIVAL 33 THE WORD The Pastoral department took charge of organizing the masses and prayer services for the 1983-84 school year. These masses helped to deepen the faith life of the students and faculty. Whether it be at the start of Freshman year, or the last few weeks of Senior year, the chapel and all-school masses remained the center of life at Rockhurst during the four years and after. Fr. Knapp performs The blessing of ashes at the all-school Ash Wednesday service to begin Lent. 34 MASSES MASSESI35 CHRIST'S PRESENCE The Pastoral department under the direction of Fr. James Knapp, S.J. and Mr. Larry Ruby were responsible for setting the positive tenor of the school's spiritual life. Through their accomplishments of organizing retreats, masses, and prayer services, the Rockhurst community as a whole was led to a more profound understanding of His presence in each of our lives and our interactions with each other. Fr. White blesses a freshman with ashes. consecration at Mass. A time to be alone . . . A time to share what family, friends, school, and God mean to 361 RETREATS RETREATS GIVE LIFE The retreats for 1983-84 consisted of: Freshman Retreat (organized run by the Seniors); Sophomore Day of Recollection (given by Fr. Nick DiCicco, S.J. at St. John's Seminary); 7 three day Junior retreats (directed by faculty teams given at Savior of the World, Conception, White House in St. Louis); Optional Senior retreats. These retreats provided the students an opportunity to learn more about themselves, each other, and their God. Conception Abbey, Conception, Missouri Gerry Huerter Mike Robles take time out The Christ candle. RETREATS 37 Senior Projects a way to be . . . 'MEN FOR OTHERS' Each year Rockhurst seniors spend the first three weeks of the second semester in a variety of social service educational sites working with individuals who have special needs. The 1984 Senior Projects program involved the participation of 189 seniors who worked in a total of 65 different agencies in the K.C. area. Senior Projects provide a time of personal growth for each senior. He is exposed to new situations which help him to grow into a more caring, giving, loving person. Some of the goals of Senior Projects are: to increase the senior's awareness appreciation of the needs of those around him; to develop in the senior a desire commitment to help those who are especially in need of his love and concern. Perhaps the benefits of Senior Projects could be summed up by one of the seniors: I worked with a 16 year old boy named Mark for over an hour writing 10 simple sentences correctly. His determination the smile on his face after finishing was reward enough. I am glad I had an opportunity to teach them something. If only they knew what they had taught me ... RHS COMMUNITY141 42 COLLAGE THERE IS ( nd ; fVJ5TITiaH 43ICOLLAGE IORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS 45 QOUULEQSC UtUOQIfl STUDENT GOVERNMENT ROLLS WITH CHANGES In years past, the Rockhurst Student Council has been very busy, and this year was certainly no exception. As usual, the Stuco year began very early in the summer. Members met on a weekly basis to plan activities and make important pre-school decisions. In addition to attending summer meetings, many of this year's members attended student council camps. The year's activities were kicked off by the annual Blue-White Mixer. Next came the magazine sale. Thanks to student support, the sale was able to raise enough money to fund the entire year's activities. Without the traditional Homecoming Parade and float-building, Stuco sponsored a pre-Homecoming field day. Among the activities were chariot races, arm wrestling, field goal kicking, and a tug-of-war. Stuco gave a Christmas present to the student body this year, giving free cokes and candy canes as the Christmas break approached. Stuco also helped with the Back-to-School Night and 8th Grade Visitation Night. As in years past, the Student Council sponsored Mission Possible Week after the return from the Christmas break. Activities included a Monopoly game, an auction, a volleyball game, and the Mission Possible Mixer. Stuco also provided workers and assistance to the Sale-O and Carnival efforts this year. The list of activities came to an end with a Council sponsored Spring Dance and the Blood Mobile. 46'dTUilr., CHOIR ENRICHES ALL The liturgical choir for the 1983-1984 school year was responsible for all the music and instrumentals played at any of the all-school masses during the year. Many long hours of practice went into making the liturgies a more prayerful experience for all. The choir chose their own music and often times listened to the original album or score to get an idea of how it was to be performed. The majority of the music this year's choir chose was originally written and sung by The St. Louis Jesuits. This original group of six jesuits met during their philosophy studies in St. Louis and there started writing and singing their own music. Over a period of time, they became known worldwide, and are now considered the driving force in contemporary liturgical music in the Church. This year's choir was enriched by many students who were instrumentally talented. Pat Ludwokowski provided piano and vocals; David Lombardo played guitar and sang; Dan Sulit played piano; Jim Koetting played guitar; Jim Caccamo, Bill Hudson, Michael Hennessey, and John Kelley. Mr. Dennis Kirchoff, S.J. organized and directed the choir, as he has done for the last few years. The Rockhurst community have all benefited from his efforts and enthusiasm in this regard. Dave Barry prepares for a solo at all-school liturgy. SADD HAS PRESENCE POINT The Rockhurst chapter of Students Against Driving Drunk (S.A.D.D.) accomplished a great deal in six short months. Sponsored by the National Honor Society, SADD managed to gain support from the student body and the Rockhurst community through a special all-school assembly in April. This support was demonstrated by the collection of over eighty signed student-parent Contracts for Life,” in which students and parents promised each other not to drive drunk. SADD also sponsored many optional after-school programs to educate students about the effects of alcohol on driving and hosted the first annual summer convention for Kansas City area SADD chapters. PADRE'S POTTERS ... This was a bumper crop year for the RHS pottery department. Rockhurst took 25% of the National Scholastic Pottery awards in the four-state area. Dan Stoltz won one gold key and Mike Scalora was awarded with seven. Dan's entry was sent to New York for the national competition. In all there were about thirty wheel pottery students and thirty more hand builders. All of the senior wheel pottery students made mugs to be sold at the Mission Possible auction. The students raised almost $300 for the missions. The students also took a field trip to the Nelson Art Gallery. PASSIONATELY PARTAKE POTTERY 51 YOUNG DEBATERS FAIR WELL The 1983-1984 Speech and Debate Squad, under the fine coaching of Don Ramsey, was young considering the fact that there was only one upperclassman. The sophomores and freshmen showed incredible success for their year. The returning debaters were junior Mike Burger and sophomores Jim Daniels, Brian Pendland, Scott Schudy, and Chris Sulzer. In July of 1983, seven sophomores and upcoming freshman Steven Gromowsky traveled to Waco, Texas to attend the Baylor Debate Workshop. The team of Schudy-Sulzer placed fourth in regular debate. The team of Daniels-Pendland did very well in the national competition. At the first tournament of the year, Schudy and Sulzer continued their success with a fourth place win at Kickapoo High School. Sulzer showed his individual event skills by finishing in second place in extemporaneous speaking. The debate team of Jamie Elmore and Venu Reddy, both first year debaters, took third place at Neosho High School. In February, sophomore Kurt Plumer joined the team by participating in Lincoln-Douglas Debate. Plumer performed exceptionally well by advancing four rounds at District competition. Other sophomores consisted of Jeff Bresette, Bill Hudson, Peter Gromowsky, and Chris Muehlberger. The four main freshmen on the squad were Jeff Beshoner, Shawn Dickey, Martin Fanning, and Frank Tyler. The 1983-1984 year closed with Schudy taking second in the State Lincoln-Douglas Competition. 52ISPEECH DEBATE ORGAN,7 AT,ONW YELL-LEADERS BRING SPIRIT The 1983-1984 school year was a great year for the Yell-Leading program at Rockhurst. The program itself was on shakey ground due to the performance of last year's members; yet, Mr. Ros-coe Dickison was willing to become the moderator for the program. He was helpful in arranging practices, obtaining equipment, and in obtaining instruction for the Yell-Leaders. The football Yell-Leading squad consisted of ten original members: captain Peter Collins, co-captain Ed Boyle, Paul Bruening, Aaron Bruns, Chuck Dunlay, Luke Lobb, Mark McGurren, Phil Moreano, John Pfiefauf, and Dan Sulit. Near the end of the season, Karl Kuckelman joined the squad. Most of the Yell-Leaders accompanied the team to St. Louis where the State 5A Championship was won. When the football season closed, only two of the original members decided to cheer for basketball. They were Aaron Bruns and Dan Sulit. However, Jim Calderon, John Lillis, and Michael J. Hennessey soon signed up. What the basketball team actually needed was any student bodies in the Rockhurst stands, and with the continual, subtle persuasion of Mike Hennessey and Mark Reintjes, the bleachers soon became packed with students. This year turned out to be a very good year for the Yell-Leading program. In danger of being dropped, the program endured and its members proved that the Yell-Leaders are a truly important aspect of Rockhurst athletics. 56 YELL-LEADERS Never a dull moment with Michael J. Hennessey The crowd shows what everyone knows about the Rock. YELL-LEADERS 157 GOSUB COMPUTER CLUB 83-84: RETURN 5SI COMPUTER CLUB The 1984 Computer Club continued to be successful in its second year of existence. This is largely due to the work of Mr. John McEniry who was always there to offer his help to the members both old and new. The club is sure to enjoy further success as computers become an integral part of our modern lives. Mr. McEniry commends the Whiz kid. Not many people can catch a fish with an Apple. Light and Sound Crew The Light and Sound Crew has survived another year. As always, there were many problems that struck when they were least expected. But, the Crew also pulled off many difficult feats spectacularly. The mass during Freshman Retreat, Cache, the Mass of the Holy Spirit, and the NHS mixer all showed the ability of the Crew to form a reality based on someone's wishful thinking; a task which at times stretched the Crew to its limits and often required the help of many other students. Much of the year was spent making the systems easier to use. This included rewiring parts of Carnival and Sale-O-Rama and writing a manual to explain the systems. Overall, this year was very productive. Unknown to many people, the Light and Sound Crew was involved in almost every event this year. Once again the light and sound crew make a Rockhurst function possible. LIGHT AND SOUND 59 ROCK COLLECTION The work for this year's Rock Collection began in early September when Paul Angles and Peter Collins were named Co-Editors-in-Chief. The staff was busy right away; attending workshops at Universal Press Syndicate and thinking up a new and original cover design. Once this task was accomplished, the staff then began to wade through the hundreds of submissions which began to swamp the Rock Collection office. It was quite a challange to decide upon the few works which could be published in this year's edition. Through the tasks of creating the dummy and finishing the layout, the staff worked together in order to meet the many deadlines which faced them. Then, on May 9th, the staff's hard work and dedication was rewarded vhen this year's edition was delivered and distrib-ited to the student body. Steps Heaven up. Hell down I am but a bouncing sphere Blow ye celestial gales upward! —Mike Ertz '85 Walking in Winter White flakes fall through the sky. Cold moves through my body. White darkness all around. Unspoken words in front of my face. Ice cracking under my feet. Footprints in the snow Point to my destination. I journey home. —Nick Hogan '84 ROCK COLLECTION 61 PREP NEWS WINS TOP HONORS The 1983-84 staff of the Prep News was described as obnoxious and argumentative by Mr. Mark Bubalo, journalism teacher and newspaper adviser. Nevertheless, they managed to produce one of the finest papers in the state as indicated by a 97-100 All-Missouri ranking. Through twelve editions, the Prep News covered everything from the new head football coach to The Day After to the U.S. Bishops. As one teacher commented, the Prep News has provided spicy fare for its readers. A conservative editorial page which lauded nuclear deference and questioned the practices of the U.S. Bishops certainly stirred up some controversy. The editors were content to know that someone out there was reading the paper. Throughout the year, their triumphs were many. They can be attributed to: John Sinovic, Editor-in-Chief; Kevin Odrowski, Managing Editor; Richard Graham, Sports Editor; Tim Mullen, News Editor; Joe Taschler, Feature Editor; Michael Dorrian, Photo Editor. Sean Cahill, Steve Traxler, and Joe Barloon were also instrumental in producing the award-winning paper. Several individuals on the staff excelled at state competition for their articles. They were John Sinovic, Kevin Odrowski, Joe Taschler, and John Pazell. 621 PREP NEWS Prep News receives their share of awards. PREP NEWS 63 1984 QUARRY The 1984 Quarry staff attempted to capture the moments of the year that will live in the hearts of Rockhurst students for years to come. From the 1983 Show-Me-Bowl, to Senior Projects to the Mission Possible auction with multi-talented services of Col. Jack Callahan, the staff has tried to keep their finger on the pulse of the school. Under the watchful eye and guidance of Mr. Gregg Grovenburg, S.J. the staff has met deadlines, drawn layouts but most importantly the staff had loads of fun. Editors-in-Chief were Jim Taylor and Pat Kaine. Section editors were Grant Beck, J.D. McEnroe, Sean Phelan, John Richart, Scott Schudy, Wally Roy and Tom Wandless. Many other people were involved in the yearbook also, and this yearbook couldn't have been done without their help. ROCKHURST HIGH SCHOOL at SPORTS 66 SPORTS SPORTS 167 RHS Football Reigns 1 State football championships and Rockhurst go hand in hand. For three straight years, the Hawklets have found their way to the Missouri state finals. Determined not to repeat last year's disaster, Rockhurst used a swarming defense to hold Hazelwood Central in check and win its third state title, 13-10. The odds were against Rockhurst to be in the state game. Not only had starters graduated but there would be a new coach for the 1983 season. Coach Tony Severino came to Rockhurst from building a very successful program at Shawnee Mission Northwest. Coach Sev set high goals and he built on the pride he found at Rockhurst. In St. Louis after 14 games he stood with his team and let everyone know who was number one. Rockhurst played the toughest schedule in the state. The first six opponents were undefeated at the time of their game with the Hawklets. Not only was Hazelwood ranked No. 1 going into the title game but so were Miege and SM West in Kansas; and Lincoln East in Nebraska. RHS only losses were to SM West, 3-0, and to Columbia Hickman, 12-7. The playoffs were marked by wins over Lee's Summit and Grandview. Then receivers Kendall Smith and Jimmy Griggs led RHS to a dramatic 13-10 semifinal victory over St. Louis U-High in the Jesuit Bowl, leading up to the ultimate win at state. M. Lewis, V. Long, M. Holmes, P. Looney, D. Dercher, M. Medcalf, T. Coppinger, C. Novosel, ]. Ross, L. Ratcliff, B. Lonergan, M. Dale, D. Beaven, f. Henzel, M. Sullivan, T. Peters, M. Bono, D. Lewis, D. Reintjes, M. Ohmes Row 2: F. Schudy, ]. Brown, P. King, M. Johnson, C. Hodes, M. Long, f. Budde, K. Heiman, P. Morris, T. Befort, B. Rolli, M. See, P. Keim, B. Devine, D. Stoltz, R. Bukaty, P. Whitaker, B. Curry, B. Lynch, J. Lillis, S. Flanagan, C. Roult, M. Spachman, C. Walter, ]. Green, ]. Kanatzer, E. Berg, ]. Shugart, B. Fritzlen, E. Pierson. Row 3: T. Severino, B. Ponzer, T. Cordes, R. Drakulich, R. Graham, ]. Jurden, T. Tarantino, M. Van Keirsbilk, M. Ryan, C. Mann, S. Marietti, J. Griggs, ]. Keller, M. Reintjes, M. Ertz, B. Holland, P. Sullivan, D. Harrison, B. Clemons, E. Elliot, P. Ramsey, D. Teehan, M. Mancini, K. Smith, ]. D'Alesio, T. Kelley, D. Bullard. 681 VARSITY FOOTBALL ★★★ . VARSITY FOOTBALL!69 1. Mike Lewis looks for daylight 2. Lewis shows his stuff 3. The Rockhurst option leaves opponents in the dust ★★★ ★★★★★★★★★ ★★★ ★★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 701 VARSITY FOOTBALL It 2. Rockhurst's offense drives the field 2. Celebration 3. Mike Sullivan in the open field 4. Intensity! ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★A VARSITY FOOTBALL 71 JV A THREAT FOR NEXT YEAR The junior varsity football team played very well during the 1983 season, turning out a record of 6-1. Coached by Phil King and Eric Berg, the JV compiled outstanding offensive and defensive stats. Their opponents scored 20 points and the Hawklets totaled up 132 points in the season. The JV was led this year by a very strong back-field consisting of Mike Holmes, Pat Looney, and Michael Johnson. The JV defense was also a contributing factor to their great success, led by defensive back Vince Long. The JV won their first three games and only gave up one touchdown. The JV lost its first game in a 37-game winning streak to SM West, losing 14-7. After these losses they won every other game they played. Shouldering Through RHS Back Plows through Defender KirUno Off The Rock Line St iff-Arm Johnson The Roily Smash ★ ★★★★★★★★★it JV FOOTBALL 73 SOPHOMORES WIN OPENER The sophomore football team posted a 1-7-1 record for the 1983 season. After beating Raytown 14-6 in the opener and tying with Olathe North 0-0, the sophomores lost the rest of their games. Head Coach Steve Ryan sighted that receiver Rich Wilson, fullback Jon Schmidt, and guard Pat Miller all stood out on offense. Safety Tony Totta, Schmidt at defensive back, and Miller as a defensive lineman all stood out on defense. Ryan also mentioned Jay Wright as having a good season. The offense was plagued all year by turnovers, penalties, and other mistakes. Ryan commented, Our passing game did well, but injuries took their toll. Whoever endures, stays with the program and keeps a good attitude has done well. 1st Row- B. Amick, S. Schneck, T. Hodes, ]. Crowe, R. Wilson, D. White, T. Totta, ]. Schwarz, ]. Schmidt, T. Gregory, M. Nash, P. Kennedy, 2nd Row Coach Warrington, ]. Elmore, ]. Simon, C. Baranczuk, G. Nebauer, . Davis, D. Stoltz, K. Marx, P. Miller, G. Perkins, . Ramsey, C. Thompson, M. George, M. Oxler, 3rd Row—F. Heiman, . Campbell, S. Connelly, S. Shanahan, E. Saggers, J. Wright, . Wilcox, ]. Hiebl, B. Rogowski, M. Gibbar, M. Brandt, . Froup, . Wenzl, T. Kelley, Coach Ryan Dropping Back For The Bomb FRESHMAN LOOK PROMISING FOR YEARS TO COME The Freshman football teams had a very impressive season in 1983. With new stars and excellent talent, the A team finished with a 7-0 record. The B team had a record of 4-2. Coaches Pat McDermott and Don Hack guided the teams. McDermott was really impressed with the team. Both teams had lots of talent and lots of enthusiasm and worked hard, said Coach McDermott. They have to continue to improve themselves through participation in other sports and off-season weight training programs. The A team had a very good season. They opened the season with a 28-2 trouncing of Center. They also beat up a tough Wyandotte team 27-0 towards the end of the season. The B team discouraged Blue Springs by the score of 6-0 and Miege 6-0. A. Clay, . Pastrano, pffCaccamo, ]. H I tries, G. Reyes, D. Baker, E. Loeffelholz, J. Cascorte. Row 2: B. S I iiegan, R. Cochrane, ]. Vaughn, . Cjross, T. Roy, P. Brown. Qow 3: Coach Haack, S. Zny, T. Green, K. Oldham, K Scanlon, K. Crawford G. Pazetl, T. Knoll, £ Frizzell. | . is mk a. 1 -W CKHURST 4 Soccer: RHS Style This years Varsity soccer team geared up for a successful season but were sadly disappointed with a record of 8-9-4. Although the team was given a chance to capitalize with a win in districts it was a let down. The Hawklets lost to Lee's Summit in the second round of the district tournament. New talent seemed to be the highlight of this years season. The leading scorer on the team was Junior Wally Roy. Sophomore Brian Didier also put in an exceptional season of play. Seniors, David Bortnick, Gus Flores, Joe Runyan, A1 Mosqueda, and Ramon Ramos all proved leadership for the rest of the team. But this was not enough to bring a victory at districts. Ha, Ha 5 Against 1 7SIVARSlT OCCER Row 1: . Millard, J. Massman, C. S iore, G. Flores, ]. Mosqeda, M. Serra, T. McKay, J. Kraus, M. Robles, H. Vergara, M. Havey, . Knox, Row 2: Coach Larson, K. Goth, M. Davis, J. Edmonds, A. Mosqueda, R. Ramos, W. Roy, D. Schwarz, J.J. Montanaro, D. Bortnick, J. Vader, D. Mayer, B. Didier, H. Weding, S. Moran, J. Richart, Coach Geldhof JV starts slow, finishes strong. The JV soccer team, led by Coach Mike Larson, had an overall record of 10-1-4 for the 1983 season. Along with Coach Larson, Fr. Jim Knapp, S.J., and Fr. John Apel, S.J., helped in coaching the freshman soccer team. The JV squad started the season with two consecutive ties. After that came a disappointing loss to Shawnee Mission Northwest. All in all the JV soccer team had a slow start. The high point of the season, according to Larson, came during the Sedalia Smith-Cotton tournament. The Hawklets beat Columbia Hickman 2-1 and then went on to defeat Sedalia Smith-Cotton 2-1. These two victories enabled the JV team to earn a first place finish in the tournament. 1st Row K. McLiney, M. Marlotte, . Sheedy, T. Cussen, . Kosloryz, M. Moreano, A. Didier, D. Leiweke, 2nd Row—S. Gibbar, P. Davis, G. Serra, R. Putthoff, J. Johnson, J. Knox, M. Redmond, D. Heaney, M. Koenig, J. Ammalelli, B. Ryan, 4th Row—Coach Larson, H. Weding, D. Walrod, D. Sieben, G. Hungerford A Vader Side Ways, Upside Down Cross 80 JV SOCCER Freshmen show promise for the future. The freshmen team played a total of nine games and finished the season with a 6-2-1 record. Four of the freshman's games were played against sophomores. The rest of their five games were played against freshman teams. There were a total of 34 players on the freshman team, all of whom got a chance to play. The freshman were led by their coaches Fr. Jim Knapp, S.J., and Fr. John Apel, S.J.. The coaches leadership led to a successful season. Fr. Apel commented on the great deal of interest in soccer among Rockhurst freshmen. Row 1: D. Wood, M. Bradley, M. Huigens, A. Surber, D. Knubley, J. Massman, K. McLaughlin, E. Van Haaren, J. Lonergan, Row 2: Fr. John Apel, S.J., Head Coach, R. Canent, F. Enright, S. Thorne, T. Huerter, T. Muller, D. Horn, P. Maher, D. Youngblood, P. Swenson, M. Scott, Fr. Jim Knapp, S.J., Assistant Coach, Row 3: M. Herrington, T. Potter, D. Finegan, B. Grindstaff, M. Rieger, D. Boylan, D. Ferro, S. Gromoski, M. Ramsey, P. Pierce, B. Henk Missing J. Michalski, M. Wood. Harriers consistent. The 1983 cross country season was a time of growth for most of the runners on the team. The top four runners on the team were all underclassmen, juniors Matt Blake, Tom Spencer, and sophomore Jim Barthol. These underclassmen were led by senior captain Mike Hennessey. The highlights of the year were finishing first at both the Ward and Westport Invitationals. Coach Bill Munnighoff stated, We had an outstanding year; we placed in the top one-third at every meet this year. Matt Blake was probably our most outstanding runner this year as a junior and we are looking forward to him having a banner year as a senior. Houghton Passes Opponent Row 2: M. Blake, T. Spencer. Row 2: J. Barloon, J. Bresette, S. Rodriquez, J. Brosnahan, Houghton, Row 3: Coach Munninghoff, T. J. Steck, K. Barthol, M. Hennesey, D. Morris PROMISING JV The JV cross country team can best be described as a consistent team as stated by Coach Bill Munninghoff. The squad took first in both the Westport Invitational and the St. Mary's meet. The team also posted second place finishes in the Olathe and Ward meets, and according to Coach Munninghoff his team challenged for first in quite a few meets. The team consisted of solid, consistent runners according to Munninghoff. The four top runners for the team were jr. Joe Barloon, soph. T.J. Steck and Jeff Bresette, and fr. Sean Rodriguez. Rodriguez managed to place an outstanding second place in the Ward meet. Munninghoff was pleased with his teams performance. He stated that his team worked hard even toward the end of the year. just Passing Through CROSS COUNTRY 83 SCOREBOARD VARSITY FOOTBALL RHS 27 Raytown 0 13 Oak Park 0 13 S.M. Northwest 6 29 Lincoln East 7 0 S.M. West 3 11 Bishop Miege 0 28 Blue Springs 0 7 Columbia Hickman 12 54 St. Joe Central 0 (Homecoming) 44 Park Hill 0 22 Lee's Summit 0 (State District) 14 Grandview 3 (State Quarterfinals) 13 St. Louis U. High 10 (State Semi-Finals) 13 Hazelwood Central 7 (State Champion- ship) J.V. FOOTBALL RHS 28 Oak Park 6 22 Northwest 0 14 S.M. West 7 21 Blue Springs 0 33 Olathe South 0 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL RHS 14 Raytown 6 6 Northwest 13 0 Olathe South 28 0 Bishop Miege 21 26 S.M. South 8 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL RHS-A 60 Bishop Miege 22 34 Blue Springs 12 27 Wyandotte 0 RHS-B 7 Bishop Miege 0 6 Blue Springs 0 •' r★★ HHH ★ ►■lH► • ★ ★ H► ♦,’ 841 SCOREBOARD • VARSITY SOCCER RHS 0 S.M. West 4 S.M. East 0 Lee's Summit 2 S.M. East 2 1 1 2 Olathe South—second Liberty Invitational—seventh Westport Invitational—first Blue Valley Invitational—third S.M. West Invitational—fifth Ward Invitational—first RHS 3 2 2 J.V. SOCCER S.M. South 3 Columbia Hickman 1 Smith-Cotton 1 Hawks Prove Toughness The Rockhurst Basketball team finished a rebuilding year to post an improved 13-13 record. The 83 Hawklets were led by seniors Kendall Smith and Jim Vader, as well as leading scorer, sophomore Harold Mitchem. The Hawklets went into the season with high hopes. They were improved, with greater depth, quickness and height. But this was not the year for the Hawklets. The first game of the year ipitomized the entire season, as RHS lost in the final seconds on missed freethrows to Paseo, 53-50. The year would be full of near misses for the cagers, as 13 of their 26 games would be decided by four points or less. The Hawklets competition, as always was some of the toughest in the city, playing such tradition powerhouses as Paseo, Central, Wyandotte and Raytown South, as well as new talent S.M. South and Blue Springs. The team also traveled to St. Joseph for the La Blond tournament, where they met such teams as Lincoln East and La Blond. The Hawklets also played in two other tournaments, at Blue Springs and North Kansas City. Leading the Hawklets on the statistic sheet was sophomore sensation Harold Mitchem. He lead nearly every offensive category, including points scored and average. But on the court the Hawklets were led by senior guard Jim Vader, who was the sparkplug to the offense leading RHS in steals and running the Coach Bruce offense. Also contributing to the cause was another senior, Kendall Smith. Kendall started the season slow on account of his football heroics, but was not far behind Mitchem in the offensive stats, and always causing havoc for the opponent. Row I: ]. Taschler, . Wenzl. S. Cahill. Row 2: Coach Bruce, V. Shortino, K. Smith, M. Holmes, M. Cahill, J. Vader. Row 3: H. Mitchum, . Keller, S. Bogdon, M. Curran, A. Pfahl, Coach Bubalo. 861 VARSITY BASKETBALL Kendall and the Percision Pass' Bruce Huddles Players VARSITY BASKETBALL 87 Kendall Smith takes on the team. Vader from the key. This is how to execute the fast break l ASKETBAL Young J.V. Squad Dominates The 1983-1984 Hawklets basketball season improved from last year. The '84 season proved to be more exciting. The squad started slow, but soon made steady improvements that lasted through the season, and ended in a 500 record. The Hawklets were very young this year. Two members stand out on the 12-man team: freshman Mike Masucci and John Cooper. Juniors Mike Ertz, team leader in practices and Dave Schwarz, in charge of setting up the offense and ball handling, were key players as the team progressed. Other outstanding players including Mike Holmes, Dan Keller, Jim Sheedy, Dan Teahan, and Jack Sullivan worked hard together leading the younger players and rounding out the Hawklet forces. Roto I: M. Holmes, M. Mancini, D. Reintjes, J. Sheedy, . Ross, D. Schwartz, D. Teahan, ]. Jurden. Row 2: P. Ramsey, M. Ertz, D. Sullivan, S. Cooper, ]. D'Alesio, A. Crompton, Coach Bubalo 901 J.V. BASKETBALL Sophomores Peak, 13-7 The sophomores had a great season this year, and capping it off was a four game winning streak with their last victory coming 68-43 over S.M. East. The purpose of sophomore basketball is to stress fundamentals and to do it with a winning attitude. We especially had to stress that with this year's team, said Coach Bill Munninghoff. Because last year's team as freshman lost, it has been great to see the turn around. All in all, its been a very exciting season for the sophomores. They came back and beat many opponents that had already defeated them. They lost just over half their games but they are proud to have worked hard. Their season was a rollercoaster ride, but they will be ready for next years season. Row 1: M. Nash, S. Bessenbacher, K. Barthol, P. Kennedy, D. Cray, M. Dugan. Row 2: ]. Brosnahan, C. Lewellen, . Hamilton, ]. Wright, J. Wilcox, D. Sharp, M. Johnson, Coach Munnighoff. 921 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Freshman assure suppor The Freshman A basketball team completed the year with an impressive 12-4 record. Head Coach Eric Berg stated that, “This team was strong fundamentally and did the little things well. That made a difference. RHS' schedule, which traditionally plays some of the strong schools in the K.C. area, beat both Raytown and Miege twice this year, and also defeated Wyandotte. Like the A team, the Frosh B-basketball team finished a strong 9-1 record. Their only loss coming at the hands of O'Hara. I was very pleased about the season, said Coach Mike Larson. They played very well and turned in some really good games. The best was the 49-48 OT win over Raytown South. According to Larson, this team could have beaten a lot of A teams. B. Harper, S. Gillin, D. Seek, B. Schorgl, C. Bailey, D. Cheney, D. Baker. Row 2: T. Bukaly, J. Johnson, P. Pearce, D. McCall, J. Childers, D. Boylan, M. Gardner, M. Wright. Row 3: Coach M. Larson, B. Kountz, M. McHale, M. Masucci, T. Ryan, B. Frisch, P. O'Renick, Coach Berg. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 93 Four Varsity Grapplers Go To State The 1984 season was a season of mixed reviews for the Rockhurst Wrestling team. Success came with victories in the Rockhurst Quad and the Rus-kin Quad; and success came with four grapplers qualifying for the state tournament. The season, however, had its down side. With no victories in the state tournament and disappointing finishes in other tourneys. The Truman Tournament was no exception. Rockhurst was rated, for the first time. The 9-2 dual record was good enough to put the Hawklets in the top ten, in the Metro Area Top Teams. The state district did put a damper on the season with Rob Aubin, John Weidmaer and Jim Paolozzi missing the district meet. The chances for the Hawklets winning a trophy there was dimmed. However, Jason Goscha, Tony Cordes, Chris Hodes, Jack Hensel and Pete Sierant all qualified for the sectionals. Cordes, Goscha, Hodes and Sierant went on to compete in the state meet. Coach Dennis Bullard was extremely pleased with the progress of the Hawklets in 1984. The four qualifiers represented the largest number of people Rockhurst has placed in the state competitions. Tradition is still being developed in the relatively young sport at Rockhurst. The season was rough and many injuries were weathered, but the Hawklet grapplers proved tough and did their best. Congratulations to the 1984 Wrestling Team for a job well done. Row 1: R. Aubin, P. Sierant, ]. Goscha, T. Mayer, T. Peters, ]. Weidmaicr, C. Hodes, C. Walters, R. Wilson. Row 2: D. Stoltz, K. Trossen, P. Miller, J. Paolozzi, B. Lonergan, ]. Hensel, T. Cortez, J. Brown. 941 VARSITY WRESTLING Pete Sierant locks in on matman. VARSITY WRESTLING 95 JV Show Strength The 1983-1984 Junior Varsity wrestling was around 25 members strong and those members totaled up an outstanding record of 8-2. Coached by Pat McDermot and Don Haack, this team was one of the strongest teams in some time. They performed well during their tough season and faired well against Winnetonka and Lee's Summit two strong teams in the area. Some future Rockhurst wrestlers will come from the JV level. Their fine work is shown by many outstanding wrestlers such as, Mike Ohmes, Tony Hodes, Chris Hodes, Rob Popper, Bill Lonergan, John Schmitz, Dave Stoltz, and Greg Newbaurer. These and other JV wrestlers are the backbone for future teams. The JV hopes for a continuing excellence. Row 1: S. Phelan, . Beil, R. Popper. C. Gessler, B. Nash, M. Donnely, S. Atwell. Row 2: P. Gerling, R. Kamm, T. Hodes. C. Brown, J. Gromowsky, P. Marsh, S. Huse. Row 3: G. Neubauer, M. Brandt, J. Elmore, T. Whalen, M. Armstrong, B. Hanna, C. Hodes. Row 4: J. Gessler, T. Totta, D. Stoltz, ]. Schmidt, M. Ohmes, C. Hankel, C. Leeper, B. Fritzlen. 96 I.V. WRESTLING Row 1: T. Roy, J. Morrison, G. Gustin, S. Tarwater, M. Kinnard, P. Maher, T. Huerter, K. Burke, M. Armstrong, D. Finnagan. Row 2: J. Buellens, S. Gromowsky, G. Pazell, D. Wood, D. White, D. Caccamo, M. Gleason, C. Schneider, S. Cutburth. Row 3: J. Dijakovich, M. Hickey, G. Reyes, T. Sexton, S. Kiekbusch, M. Hastings, A. Sulit, D. Berry, S. Holzer, C. Frizzell. FRESHMAN WRESTLING 97 Frosh Start Freshman wrestling team upholds tradition led by Coach Don Haack. Coach Haack said, The purpose of freshman wrestling is to get the kids interested in wrestling and then teach the basics of the sport. The basics were successful for the team this year. The freshman compiling a 2-1 record demonstrated the basics in winning more than half of their meets. Coach Haack explained that this year the team didn't have as much experience as some other teams, but this is made up for by the enthusiasm of the many interested wrestlers. In his first year of coaching at RHS, Coach Haack feels that it is not tough to coach here. He states, The program is really well organized and Mr. Bullard does a good job. Coach Bullard supervises BASKETBALL VARSITY RHS 49 Southwest 51 68 S.M. North 77 52 Bishop Ward 51 49 K. C. Central 47 47 Wyandotte 49 51 S.M. East 43 39 S.M. South 40 53 S.M. West 36 58 Blue Springs 62 57 Truman 54 66 Raytown South 86 56 S.M. West 53 54 Lincoln Academy 41 51 Raytown 49 61 Raytown South 85 53 O'Hara 44 65 Truman 67 46 Lincoln East 53 67 Lincoln High 48 47 St. Joseph 43 51 Bishop Miege 60 53 Southwest 50 59 S.M. South 69 66 K. C. Central 71 66 Truman 59 50 Paseo 53 JUNIOR VARSITY RHS 36 Paseo 49 61 Southwest 57 45 Miege 46 37 Truman 53 60 O'Hara 46 57 Raytown South 84 75 Raytown 68 51 Lincoln 55 93 Center 54 55 Lee Summit 52 83 Lee Summit 63 62 Fort Osage 45 56 Blue Springs 58 55 S.M. West 57 45 S.M. South 50 60 S.M. East 66 58 Wyandotte 69 60 Central 52 61 Bishop Ward 56 54 S.M. North 49 981 SCOREBOARD SOPHOMORE 45 Olathe North 44 60 Oak Park 46 34 Raytown South 42 52 S.M. South 42 59 S.M. North 47 50 Raytown South 53 66 S.M. West 45 49 Miege 59 56 O'Hara 53 54 S.M. West 50 50 Blue Springs 54 60 Olathe South 48 37 Wyandotte 52 72 S.M. North 55 37 S.M. South 52 54 S.M. East 56 60 Ward 40 71 Blue Springs 44 87 Winnetonka 53 68 S.M. East 43 ' FRESHMAN B RHS 45 Raytown 35 47 Miege 34 12 St. Pius 59 38 Raytown 43 44 O'Hara 51 49 Raytown South 48 41 Blue Springs 35 54 Ward 33 38 Miege 35 WRESTLING VARSITY RHS Won Raytown 1st Rusking Quad Won winnetonka 2nd Truman Tournament Won S.M. West Won William Chrisman 4th N. K. C. Tournament Lost St. Joe Central Lost Bishop Miege Won Hickman Mills Won Bishop O'Hara 1st Rockhurst Quad Won Lee's Summit Won Raytown South 5th Blue Springs Tournament FRESHMAN A RHS 35 Raytown 30 99 Center 33 67 Raytown 43 63 Miege 40 87 Southwest 35 39 St. Pius X 35 36 Raytown 42 49 O'Hara 46 44 Raytown South 45 42 Wyandotte 41 43 Blue Springs 47 56 Ward 49 44 Lee's Summit 19 65 Grandview East 43 38 Blue Springs 45 55 Miege 54 TRACKMEN BEGIN TO BUILD AGAIN The 1984 RHS track team finished the year with one of the most impressive performances since 1977. The strength of the squad was concentrated mainly in the sprint and relay categories. Senior Jimmy Griggs qualified for state competition in the 110-meter high hurdles. Senior Lester Ratcliff qualified in the 100 and 200 meter dash, and the 400 meter relay team consisting of Griggs, Ratcliff, and juniors Tim Coppinger and Mike Ertz qualified for state competition. Some of the toughest competition from around the area and state joined in the Rockhurst relays on April 13. The meet was won by state contender, Raytown H.S. The overall track squad was helped by individual performances by John Budde (discus shot), J.D. McEnroe (pole vault). Matt Blake and Tom Spencer (mile and two mile runs). Next year should prove to be a good year as the underclassmen were given classic performances to match. The 1984 track squad is to be commended for their hard work and performance. (front row l-r) T. Coppinger, T. Kelley, L. Ratcliff, J. Griggs, G. Fritts, T. Spencer, (back row l-r) G. Beck, M. Hart, K. Ellis, f.D. McEnroe, M. Blake, D. Beaven. (back back row) ]. Richart. 100 VARSITY TRACK VARSITY TRACK 101 A DAYS WORK TRACK 1103 STATE! STATE! STATE! CHAMPS The 1984 Rockhurst H.S. golf team consisting of: Pat Hanrahan, Mike Ross, Gerry Riani, John Sinovic, Matt Holmes, and coached by Mr. Alton Davis, captured the 1984 Missouri State 4A golf championship. Rockhurst defeated the defending state champions, DeSmet Jesuit H.S. of St. Louis and a host of other teams. Some highlights of the year consist of the Fort Osage tournament in which RHS finished first out of 17 teams. Also, Rockhurst dominated district play at the Hillcrest Country Club. The hawklets, led by seniors John Sinovic (70), Pat Hanrahan (73), and Matt Holmes (74), totaled 296 as a squad on the par 72 course. William Jewell held its 26th annual high school golf tournament with 35 schools from across both Missouri and Kansas competing in the event held May 23. Rockhurst was the defending champion after the scores were totaled, the Rockhurst golfers had won their sixth title in past eight years. This year's golf team is to be commended for their superior play and consistent spirit to play as well as they were capable of playing. 104 GOLF (SI Al t CHAMPIONS 1984) STATE CLASS! (l-r) Jim Calderon, Patrick Looney, Warren McDonald. This year's tennis team displayed their tennis prowess and potential to other area contenders. Led by sophomore sensations Pat Looney and Warren McDonald, the RHS tennis team finished the year with another trip to Columbia. Rob Aubin and David Zahorsky provided the balance for a strong tennis season, and J.J. Montanaro was a stabilizing and dynamic fifth man. After impressive showings at district play, both doubles teams ran in to tough competition from the St. Louis schools in Columbia. The strong RHS tennis team has bright years to look ahead to in what could be a Rockhurst dominated sport in the years to come. J.J. Montanaro—technique tenacity. 1061 VARSITY TENNIS SCOREBOARD VARSITY WRESTLING Ruskin Quad—first NKC Tournament—fourth RHS 37, Winnetonka 25 RHS 30, St. Joe Cen. 34 RHS 23, Bishop Miege 34 RHS 41, Lee's Summit 23 RHS 49, J.V. WRESTLING Raytown 18 RHS 43, Winnetonka 24 VARSITY BASKETBALL RHS 50 Paseo 53 66 Truman 59 66 Central 67 59 SM South 69 53 Southwest 50 51 Miege 60 47 Lafayette 43 67 Lincoln 48 46 Lincoln East 53 65 Truman 67 53 O'Hara 44 61 RaySouth 85 51 Raytown 49 54 Lincoln 41 56 SM West 53 66 Ray South 86 57 Truman 54 58 Blue Springs 62 53 SM West 36 39 SM South 40 51 SM East 43 47 Wyandotte 49 49 KC Central 47 52 Bishop Ward 51 68 SM North 77 45 Southwest 49 J.V. BASKETBALL RHS 36 Paseo 49 75 Raytown 68 45 SM South 50 60 SM East 66 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL RHS 45 Olathe North 44 40 Ray-South 48 52 SM South 42 59 SM North 47 54 Blue Springs 50 37 Wyandotte 52 72 Blue Springs 44 66 Bishop Ward 48 72 SM North 55 50 SM East 51 68 SM East 43 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL—A RHS 44 Raytown 33 62 Bishop Miege 48 35 Raytown 30 99 Center 33 67 Raytown FRESHMAN BASKETBALL—B 43 RHS 45 Bishop Ward 39 44 Lee's Summit 19 1081 SCOREBOARD COMMUNITY RHS ADMINISTRATION Fr. John M. Hunthausen, S.J. Mr. J. Michael McWilliams Mr. Stanley D. Herbie and Herbie continued this year to guide the spiritu- al, academic, social, and financial pursuits of RHS. Fr. Puricelli, S.J. organized the many class reunions as Alumni Director and gave countless hours to Sale-O-Rama. Mrs. Schudy sorted through black white photos and copy to decide what would best serve RHS in the numerous periodicals she works with. 112IFACULT1' Mrs. Diane Bentz Library Assistant Mr. William Deacon Librarian STAFF Mrs. Alma Brannan Business Office Fr. Randall Hall, S.J. Business Office Mrs. Helen Williams Typing Business Office Mrs. Patricia Schudy takes a moment from her P.R. duties. Fr. Hunt hausen announces the final Sale-0 figure. Mr. Herbie donates generously for the Blood Drive. FACULTY 113 Mrs. Fran George Mrs. Aleett Izard Mrs. Jean Maher Mrs. Carol Schlitzer Mrs. Bernice Wood Mr. Rice with work in hand Front Office 7 can do it all by myself. 114 FACULTY Mr. Davis gives a freshman a little advice. Behind the Scenes Fr. Richard Comboy, S.J.I Building Supervisor Fr. Michael Durso, S.]. I Counselor Bro. Lawrence Eilert, S.J.I Grounds Fr. Francis Fahey, S.J.I Minister Mr. Bill Munninghoff Counselor Mrs. Pat Schudy Public Relations Fr. Bill Steiner, S.J.I Parent's Club FACULTY 1115 English Mr. Mark Bubalo I English III Mr. Gregg Grovenburg, S.J. English I. II Mr. Phil King English II Mr. Don Ramsey I English IV Mr. Tom Warrington English III Fr. Jim While. S.]. English I, Pottery Mrs. Sandra Wilks English IV Mr. McWilliams gets K.P. One for the camera, Mr. Kirchoff 1161 FACULTY Mr. Grovenburg, S.J. reviews notes with B. Amick B. Donnellan. Mrs. Julie Hamel Spanish I, III, IV Fr. Gene Kelly, S.J. Latin I, II Miss. Connie Kendall Spanish I, III Languages Mrs. Rita Maersch Span. I, French I Miss. Kathleen McGranahan French I, IV Mr. Richard Staihr Spanish III, IV FACULTY 117 Mr. Alton Davis P.E., Health Mr. Tony Severino P.E. Mr. Beach Tuckness P.E., Health P.E. Science Fr. White takes a brief break from his work. Mr. Ryan gives his natural look. . Mr. Ron Geldhof I Chemistry, Biology Mr. Peppino Lynas Physics Mr. Steve Ryanl Biology, Physiology 118 FACULTY Math Fr. John Apel, S.J. Algebra I Mr. Doug Bruce I Analysis, Calculus Mrs. Carol DeFeolAlgebra, Geometry Mr. Don HaacklAlgebra I, II Mr. Mike Larson I Algebra I, II Mr. John McEniry I Algebra, Computer Math Mr. Harold Peterson Topics, Computer Math One of these people is not like the others. FACULTY 119 Theology Mr. Dennis Kirchoff, S.J. Theology I Fr. fim Knapp, S.J. Theology IV Mr. Tom Norman Theology III Mr. Bill Rose Theology III, IV Mr. Geldhof— Chemistry in a fun exciting way. Fr. Tom Kelly, S.J. Professor Emeritus fr. Edward Manhard Professor Emeritus Fr. Kelly relaxes with ease. Fr. Durso works hard for college bound RHS students. 120 FACULTY Fr. Hall, the money man. 7 remember the De La Salle game back in '58 . . History Social Sci. Mr. Eric Berg Psychology Mr. Dennis Bullard I Geography I, History II Mr. Edward Carlin Economics Mr. Stan Herbie Accounting Mr. Patrick McDermott Business Mr. Michael Rice S.]. I History Mr. Larry Ruby History Mr. Jerome Stark!History FACULTY 121 RHS FACULTY Mr. Don Ramsey Mr. Jerome Stark 122 FACULTY FACULTY 1123 Todd Alderson lohn Ammatelh Freshmen experience the hassel of buying books With Kountz as anchor Frosh hope for win Mark Armstrong Tim Arroyo Brian Bergfalk Cary Anderson Clint Bailey Dan Baker Bob Beil fuss An unsuspecting Rad flashes a smile From the time we came through the doors at Freshman Orientation to the time we left at the end of the school term, this year will hold a place in our memory. First, there was the Blue-White Scrimmage and mixer where we met our fellow freshmen from Sion and St. Teresa's. In the months following, we grew from an unorganized mass into a unified class. We started forming friendships that will last forever. One event which sped up this process was freshmen rec. night. But the one single event which brought about our unity was the Freshmen Retreat. It was to take up a weekend that no one was really excited about, but the Seniors and Juniors who planned it made it special and fun for us. This was the year that we were the newcomers, the ones who had to learn the ways of the Rock. We want to thank the Seniors for helping us adjust so next year we can come back and make our mark as Sophomores. FRESHMEN 1125 Robbie the Cruiser Putthoff Madman Marcum—Freshman Class President? Doug Berry left Beshoner John Beullens leronte Bolin lofm Borscrine Paul Boschi David Boylan Inn Boyle Mall Bradley Pal Brown David Brune 126 FRESHMEN Aaron Brum Ted Bubien Bob Buehler Tom Bukaiy Kevin Burke David Caccamo Sean Callaway Rob Canent Chad Carr john Cax one Carl Cavallaro Jeff Chaney John Childers Adam Clay Rob Cochrane Douglas Coe Bukaty patiently waits for ride John Cooper Kevin Crawford Anthony Crompton Jason Cross John Cructam Shawn Dickey FRESHMEN 1127 Allan Didier Don Donegan Don Donnelly Fred Dreiling Joe Duiakovich Sam Ekeroma Frankie Enright Martin Fanning Mike Fatall David Ferro Dan Finegan Chuck Flack Craig Fleming leff Freling Ben Frtsch Eric Fritz 128 FRESHMEN Frosh enjoy Homecoming Merle Gardner Chn$ Gessler Stewart Gillin Ted Green Brad Grindstaff Steven Gromowsky Joe Gurera Greg Gust in Scott Hager Shugart contemplates joining the circus ''Killer'' Michalski FRESHMEN 1129 Mark, your food is moving!! 7 David Knubley poses before class The Great Escape!! 130 FRESHMEN Mike Hastings Chris Hazuka Rick Headley David Heaney Steve Heilman Brian Henk Mike Herrington Mark Hickey Andrew Holmes Jim Holmes Steve Holzer Thomas Hopkins forget Yah cool and don It Dan Horn Kevin Howard Thomas Huerter Mike Huigens Greg Hungerford Jeff Johnson Jules Jouvenout John Kelley Paul Khoury Sean Kiekbusch Mike Kinnard Toby Knoll David Knubley Barry Kounlz Dan' Leiweke Greg Light Aaron Bruns- Cheerleader, Man, Legend! Eric Loeffelhol: Jim Lonergan Pat Maher Paul Marcum Charles Martin Joe Massman Alike Masucci David McCall Mike McHale Stephen McLaughlin Kirk McLaughlin Mike McNamara Joe Michalski lospeh Montalto Mark Moreono Richard Morrison Tony Moulton Tom Muller Tommy Mura Mike Murphy Migrane!! Take 3 FRESHMEN 131 Justin Murra i Shawn Nelson Mike Occhipinlo Ken Oldham Mark OUin Paul O'Renick Toni Pace Stephen Palermo David Pasarell Joe Past ratio George Pazell Pat Pearce Match of the Century—Freshmen vs. Seniors Justin Peters John Pfeifauf Patrick Phelan Dah, my shoe is untied Jeff Planthold Zahir Poonawala Jose Porras Tom Potter Robbie Pulthoff Mickey Ramsey Mike Redmond Gabriel Reyes Mark Reiger Freshmen 132 FRESHMEN Drew Rimmer Patrick Ritchie Federico Roelte Tim Roy Luke Ruht Chris Russel Billy Ryan Tim Ryan Stei e Scanlon Craig Schneider Brian Schorgl Thomas Schuster Whaddya mean, do I like it? Mark Schweiger Michael Scott James Sembrot Brian Sexton Joe and Joe—A breed apart Terry Sexton Mike Shaughnessy Tim Shoemaker Mark Shugart Darren Steben Chris Slater David Sloan Eric Snyder Bobby Sorrenttno John Steffi Arnie Sulit Andy Surber Jamie Swain Peter Swenson Sean Tarwater Stan Thorne Scott Tibbetts Frank Tyler Robbie Valdivia Erik Van Haaren FRESHMEN 1133 Freshman Tomfoolery Doug Coe—Master Chef 134 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN 1135 Dan Youngblood Scott Zinn The class of '87 at the Auction Not Pictured: Pablo Gutierrez Doug Murphy Shawn Rodriguez Ricky Ross Darin Seek Jeff Wright Freshman Section Editor: Sean Phelan °ff: Joe Massman Jason Johanning Jim Vaughn Darren Walrod Timmy War is Hans Wednu Denny Whalen David White A freshmen Stgndu Kevin Wilcox Mike Wolf Brian Wood David Wood Mike Wiwllen Mike Wright Dan Alderman Scott Allan Brian Amick Darrw Am t r$on lim Andrews Matt Armstrong Scott Atwell Rob Aubm Andy Axtell Matt Balsly Chris Baranczuk Kent Bart ho I Pat Baxter George Begnaud Steve Bessenbacher laime Boedeker Bill Brady Mike Brandt Rudy Bremen Chris Brennan Jeff Bresetle Bit Brice Jeremy Brockman Jim Brosnahan Chris Brown Jim Caccamo I oh n Campbell William Coe The Class of '86: A New Beginning, Special, Spirited, Recognized, Unique. The fall of 1983 brought a brand new beginning. The Sophomores were now a full part of the Rockhurst community having completed their Freshman year. However, it was not a usual beginning for the Sophomore class. The Class of '86 surprised everyone by its' incredible spirit. The class took an early lead in the Spirit Contest, and it appeared they would have the victory for the first time in twenty years. Also, the class showed its' excellence in the first semester grades with over fifty percent of the class receiving honors. The year appeared more rewarding the next semester when they did it again. 1983-84 will always be memorable in that it was unique. The year proved that the Class of '86 is a special class in everything they accomplish, and everything they will accomplish. Sean Crawford Jeff Crowe Mark Curry Tint Cussen fim Danish Chn$ Davis John Davis Mail Davis Peter Davis Brian DiJter Brian Dierks Chris Dierks Tim Dierks Brian Donnellan Mike Donnelly Mike Dugan Ted flashes a Pepsodent smile Brian Didier and friend at the Rockhurst Pig Roast Homecoming Week Eric Effertz Chris Egh Dan El ash Jamie Elmore Ted Fitzgerald Bill Fritzlen Mike George Paul Gerting Tim Geraghty Mark Gibbar Scott Gibbar Ken Goth feff Goutdie David Gray John Gray 1381 SOPHOMORES Jim Schwarz and date Four score and seven years ago. Tim Gregory Peter Gromowsky Cory Grovenburg Jeff Hamilton Chris Handzlik Chris Hankel Brad Hanna Bill Heilman Fred Hetman Paul Hembree Martin Henn Jim Hiebl Tony Hodes SOPHOMORES 1139 Dan Hogan Mark Holmes Bill Hudson Jason Johanning Michael Johnson Rob Kamm Tim Kelley Phil Kennedy Chris Klausner L.J. Klein John Knox Rick Krtubley David White has the upper hand Mike Koenig Bill Koppers Jim Kosloryz Chris Leuvllen Pal Looney Bryan Lord Tino Lucente Ed Lulo Matt Mancim Matt Marlotte Pat Marsh Kevin Marx Charlie McBride John McCormack Warren McDonald Kevin McLiney Steve McPhilliamy Gerard Meiners Ranee Melton Brad Messer Check him out, will you? 140 SOPHOMORES John Meyer Marcus Mtcelli Jimi Miller Pal Miller lim Mosqueda Chris Muehleberger Joe Naberhaus Bob Nash Monte Nash Greg Nebauer Andy Nill Mike O'Brien Mark Oxler John Palmer Brian Pendland Greg Perkins Sean Phelan Chris Pirolle Kurt Plumer Scott Quinn Joe Ramsey Venu Reddv Bob Riccardi Larry Ricci Bill Rieke Don Rogers Bob Rogowski Charlie Rosenthal Tony Rosner Bryan Ruby Peter Ryan Eric Saggers Manish Sampat Jim Schaaf Jon Schmidt Steve Schneck Kyle Schudy SOPHOMORES! 141 John Sergo and Jim Daniels in la close de espanol •it Ted's sure ... he used Dial Jeff Crowe—Man of the Year 142 SOPHOMORES Scott Shudy—The Man Sean Shanahan Hilary Simien joe Simon Loren Simpelo Steve McPhillam alias Mr. Con enialit Dave Slollz Chris Sulzer HAMMY Ryan Solien Mall Spachman Pat Sprehc T.J. Steck SOPHOMORES 143 Chris Thompson Tony Tolta Glenn Trossen John Troup Kevin Verhulst Alike Walrod Mike Walsh Sieve Wallers David Wearing Brian Wenner Jeff Wenzl Joe Whalen Tim Whalen David P. White David W White Kevin Whittaker Wilson and Hodes exhibit dancing skills The epitome of a sophomore student Not Pictured David Blackwell Kevin Brimmer Sean Connelly Malachy Connor Boh Danaher Max Maddux Harold Martm-Vignerte Harold Mitchem Todd Tobin What did you say about the Chiefs? Paul Wood lay Wright Ken Zaremski Mike Wickey Todd Wilber John Wilcox Phil Wilhauk Rich Wilson Brian Wolf Pat Huerter 144 SOPHOMORES Pens A delicacy in science class Matt Armstrong—Bonding Champion—Homecoming 1984 Sharp's Studious Side SOPHOMORES! 145 The Sophomore crowd backs Shawnee Mission South into a bad situation during their introduction 1481 JUNIORS Scott Brittingham Seott Brouillelte Connor Buchanan Pete Brown Mark Beauchamp John Bnl Joe Bestgen John Blackerby Matt Blake Mike Bono JUNIORS J49 Dear Jerry . Ri l Bnkalu Rolf Bulyar Mike Biirgur Jim Calderon Don Cunciaruso Dan Clune Richard Cofer Kurt Colville Phil Cooke Tom Cooper Tim Coppinger Pele Corcoran Paul Abram and Pele Sierant pull gladiator John Gromowsky on homecoming week. 150 JUNIORS Tony Cor do Chris Coughlin Molt Craig Greg Cunneen Mike Hale Tony Danaher Iiv D'Alesio Tony De Angelo Joe DcBlasc Jack Dicmcr Vince DiLorenzo Pol Donnelly Mike Dorrian Mike Pokes Doug Earp Ji e Edmonds Sieve Effort z Paul admires his class ring. Steve Ehrnman Mike Ertz Kurt F.uvrt Craig Eiseh Mike Poster Greg Enils John Garrison John Gessler Chris CuKOtido Chris Greenteood Nick Griffin Ken Griffith John GromoU'skv Luis Gumucio David Harrison Malt Haivy Craig Fisclt looks attentive. JUNIORS 151 lohn Hetman Kevin Hetman Tobias Helntulh lack Hensel Chris Hades Steve Holland Tim Holland Mike Holme Rick Holzer I err y Huerter Steve Huff Andy Hu tiger ford Scott Huse Scott Hymer Eddie Jarvis Ben Jones Rick Iordan loe lurden Urn Kanatzar Dan Keller Tom Kelley Dan Kennaley John King Jim Knotting lohn Kozal Steve Kozikou'ski lohn K ramps Jeff Kraus Kyle Kryger Dave Lewis Jeff Loeffelholz Dai c Lombardo Bill Lonergan Vince Long Rat Ludwikowski Greg Lunceford Jeff Maher Chris Mann Charles Markowitz Bill Mason lim Massman Dave Mayer Steve McCormack Pat McKissick 152 JUNIORS Mark McLear Mike Medcaif Mall Merz Pal Middendorf Jim Millard Paul Morris Jim Mullou Pat Muraski John Nicholson Ross Nigro bratc another victory. Goldfish gulping glory! McClear says who me? Nick Nocilt Mike Oh tries Louts Pappademos Jon Parker Mike Pislotte Brian Pottzer Rob Popper Mike Prill Brian Quirk Chris Ralston Pat Ramsey Dan Reintjes Dan Reker Jay Reno Mike Robles Brian Rolh JUNIORS 153 Tim Rooics foe Ross Chris Roth Wally Roy lolm Rupard Mike Ryan Mark Soft Todd Schneiders David Schwarz Mark See Marco Serra Chris Shore Pete Sierant Marco Serra; Nick Griffin; Study-rig'it Tim Rootes and an expression which reflects the rigors of another day. 154 JUNIORS Rob Bukaty and Pete Angles prepare for a test. JUNIORS 155 Tim Suyiisoii Anthony Tarantino Han Tealian Tom Thomas Coriion Thorn Chris VanArsJale Kami VanHaarcn Mark Van Kiershlick Daw Venezia Hans Vergara CHEESE! Venezia and Dorrian study. Bukaty and the Monday morning blues. Huff and Jordan sink into Espanol. An unidentified junior flying object. r JUNIORS 157 Junior Editor: Wally Roy Photographers: Mike Dorrian, Steve Huff, Chris Coughlin. Jin Massntan and Scott Brouilette wave goodbye to another losing opponent. Mike Eakes calm and collected, thinking of the future on retreat. Vince Long, the Junior class THINKER. it i i I l I I l I I I I I i i i i i i i i Bradley Scott Abbott Timothy David Allen Hugh Timothy Andrews Paul Daniel Angles John B. Baker Douglas G. Beaveti Grant Mathew Beck Timothy Michael Be fort 162 SENIORS Roban Anthony Bieber Eric Daniel Berets Stephen Mark Belt Edward Michael Boyle, Jr. David John Bortnick Jeffrey Joseph Brown Christopher Giles Bresette Theodore Barnett Bredson, II SENIORS 163 Paul Anson Brown Paul Reeves Bruening John Edward Budde Scott Adam Burchett Mathew Michael Burns Michael Joseph Cahill David James Campbell Sean Thomas Cahill 164 SENIORS David Michael Cheney Michael Leaton Carroll Wayne Patrick Clark Peter Gerard Collins Bradley Daniel Clemons Patrick James Concannon Anthony Don Conforti Francis X. Connelly SENIORS 165 Brian James Curry Michael Timothy Curran Bruce Carleton Currie Robert Paul Devine 166 SENIORS Jeffrey Luis Cotitta David Gerard Dercher Paul Michael Didier Timothy Joseph Dougherty Robert Eugene Drakulich Paul Robert Donnellan Christopher Joseph Doyle James Joseph Donovan. Jr. SENIORS! 167 F. Charles Dunlay, IV Kevin Anthony Ellis Richard Samuel Fisher Robert Patrick Dunn William Arthur Enk Christian Robert Eberle 768 SENIORS Gustavo Adolfo Flores Sean Patrick Flanagan Gregory Joseph Garbeff Daniel Joseph Fitzgerald Joseph Victor Forlenza SENIORS 1169 Chad Rowan Glazer Richard Scott Gibson Kenneth Michael Geha Richard Quinn Graham Jason Michael Goscha Clifford James Griggs James Patrick Green Ben Anthony Gray 270 SENIORS John Fitzgerald Kelly Bryan Stanley Klimek Zander Krause Karl W. Kuckelman Phillip Joseph LaSala Daniel Brent Laughlin Gregory John Keitges Jeffrey Michael Keller SENIORS 173 Michael Stephen Leeper John Christopher Liebnitz Matthew S. Lembeck George Henry Menters Paul Alan McKinzie Thomas William McKay 176 SENIORS L ALh S ENIORS 177 Daniel Sean Morris Albert Mosqueda, Jr. Timothy Bailey Mullen Thomas Michael Murphy Timothy Michael Neville Trank Russell Newman, Jr. Mark Louis Nothnagel David W. James Joseph O'Connor, Jr. Christopher M. Novosel Jeffrey Brian Oddo Murphy 178 SENlORS Kevin James Odrowski Patrick Murphy O'Halloran Daren Darius Parsa James Paul Paolozzi Matthew Thomas Passarell John Anthony Pazell, Jr. Jason Tyler Peters SENIORS 179 Emmet W. Pierson, Jr. Robert Brian Petrie Roman Luis Ramos William Brooks Pierce Lester Ray Ratcliff, II 180 SENIORS John Michael Richart Mark Gerard Reintjes Gerald Joseph Riani, Jr. Curtis Brent Riedel Douglas Lczv Richards James Paul Riggs, 111 SENIORS 181 Michael Joseph Ross Joseph Michael Rose Allen Keith Roberson Richard Michael Russell Michael Joseph Runyan Charles Andrew Roult, Jr. Michael A. Scalora Wolfgang Andrew Schaller John Nicholas Schmiedeler 182 SENIORS Frank Hilary Schudy Stephen Lee Selph John Patrick Shaughnessy Jerome Anthony Sherman Vincent Stephen Shortino James Edward Shugart Stephen Frank Sigourney John David Sinovic Kendall Curtis Smith SENIORS 183 Ray C. Smith Matthew Kaddeland Smith John Christopher Sopinski Michael Joseph Spaniol Daniel Lee Stoltz James Daniel Sulit Brian Patrick Sullivan 184 SENIORS Seati Michael Sullivan Robert Bryan Swain Joseph Charles Taschler, II James Emmet Taylor, Jr Kenneth Alan Trossen Joseph Carmine Tutorino Steven Price Traxler Bogdan Alexander Susan SENIORS 185 Gerard Francis Vergara Michael John Van Keirsbilck James Edward Vader, Jr. Karl Vincent Wedding Tobin Blaine Warriner Thomas James Wandless Jack Francis West Kevin Michael Wilkerson r 1861 SENIORS Robert Christopher Willson Jeffrey D. Wottering David Carroll Zahorsky Robert Dean Yancey Michael Edward Worth SENIORS! 187 SENIORS 189 190 SENIORS t % 'Look Ma, no cavities!' mi Heck, 1 don't know what this cheer is . . . sc ’. • 1} v - •• BOSCiSk 7'm a Senior, I can act like this.' Towy Marlotte catches another teacher violating the dress code. SENIORS 191 The 1984 Senior Prom of Rockhurst High School was held in the Grand Ballroom of the Adam's Mark Hotel on Friday, May 11. The evening consisted of dinner and dancing, with music by the Two-Twenty Band. It was guaranteed to be a memorable night for all. King Louie West was the sight of the After-Prom Party. It was sponsored by the Mother's Club and provided a night of bowling, ice skating, pool and video games. 194 PROM Oh, my bowling ball and shoes, I knew I forgot something. and then you hit him with the cue stick. Real good John . . . real good I heep telling her to bowl this way. PROM 1197 Graduation brings a time of mixed emotions as together we . . . Diocesan Chancellor, Msgr. Hogan 198 GRADUATION President of Rockhurst High School, Rev. John M. Hunthausen Administration saddened by departure of graduates Wait jack, you're going the wrong way!! Phil is spellbound by Gerry's words of wisdom In his excitement, Barney hits Dave in the face. GRADUATION 1199 AWARDS NIGHT 1984 R AWARDS SENIORS David M. Cheney Michael J. Hennessey John M. Lillis Timothy j. Marchesi John D. McEnroe Phillip A. Moreano Gerald J. Riani J. Daniel Sulit Joseph C. Taschler JUNIORS Donato T. Cianciaruso Joseph L. Edmonds David Starke SOPHOMORES Jeffrey Bresette Kevin Brimmer James Caccamo William Hudson Tino Lucente Venoodhar Reddy Scott A. Schudy 200 AWARDS ASSEMBLY fW vB ivnwavnimiVf9 Mrs. DeFeo introduces Joe Edmonds—Studei iwnanBBfflfili'if Government President for 1984-85. Mark Reintjes receives the American Legion Award as voted by the faculty his classmates. ROCKHURST HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS George B. Byrnes Scholarship Shawn Paul Dickey Marie and Henry Zahner Memorial Scholarship Aaron M. Bruns Patrick Muraski Rollo Lindsey Faubion Sr. Memorial Scholarship Michael W. Ohmes Sean Phelan Sean S Fitzgerald Memorial Scholarship Michael J. Long Stephen M McGannon Memorial Scholarship Scott A. Schudy Joe McCormick Scholarship Dr. Paul McGannon Scott Schudy (SOPH) Joseph L. Edmonds AWARDS ASSEMBLY 1201 CLASS ABBOTT, Bradley S.: Track 1. ALLEN, Timothy D.: First honors 3; Second honors 2,3. ANDREWS, Hugh T.: Second honors I, Photography Staff 1,2,3,4; Prep News 3,4, Rock Collection 1,2,3,4. ANGLES, Paul D.: Class honors 3,4; First honors 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; National Merit Semi-Finalist 3,4; french Award 2,3,4; Physical Education Award 3; Rock Collection 3,4 Editor-in-Chief 4; Senior Class Committee. BAKER, Jack B.: Second honors 3, Photography 1; Prep News 4. BARRY, David; Chess Club 2; Choir 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,4; NFL 1,2; Prep News 4. BEAVEN, Douglas G.: Second honors 2; Football 2,3,4 ; Track 1,2,3; Photography 1. BECK, Grant M.: Class honors 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Vice-Pres. 1,3; Football 1,2; Track 1,2,3 ,4 ; QUARRY 3,4; Long Range Planning Comm, on Curriculum. BEFORT, Timothy M.: Class honors 2,3,4; First honors 1, National Honor Society 3,4; French Award 1; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,4 . BELT. Stephen M.: Dramatics 2,3. BERETS, Eric D.: First honors 1,2,3; Second honors 4; National Honor Society 3,4, Track 1,2,3; Photography 1, QUARRY 3. B1EBER, Roban A.: Class honors 1,3; First honors 2,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4 . Track 2; Chess Club 3; Dramatics 3,4; Wargames Club 1,2; Astronomy Club 3. BORTNICK, DAVID J.. First honors 1; Second honors 1,2,3; Basketball 2; Soccer 1,2,3 ,4 ; First Team All-District 3; Second Team All-District 4. BOYLE, Edward M.: First honors 1,4; Second honors 2,3; Class President 4, Class Vice-Pres. 3; Class Committee 2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Football 1. BREDSON, Barnett: Football 4 ; Wrestling 4. BRESETTE, Christopher G.: First honors 3; Second honors 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 1,2; NFL 1; 4 year perfect attendance BROWN, Jeffrey J.: Second honors 3,4, Football 1,2,3 ,4 ; Wrestling 1,2 ,3 ,4 ; Athletic trainer for Football and Wrestling. BROWN, Paul A.: First honors 4; Second honors 1,2,3; Dramatics 1,2,3,4. BRUENING, Paul R.: Class President 4; Cheerleader 4; Dramatics 2,3,4; Photography 1,2; Prep News 3,4; Rock Collection 2,3,4. BUDDE, John E.: Football 1,2 ,3 ,4 ; Track 2,3 ,4 ; Wrestling 1; Prep News 3; Football All-Metro 4, Football All-State second team 4. BURCHETT, Scott A.; Second honors 1,2,3,4; Kansas State Scholar 4; Wrestling 2,3. BURNS, Matthew M.: Football 2; Prep News 4. CAHILL, Michael J.: Class honors 2; First honors 1,3,4; Accounting Award 4; Class Committee 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4 ; Track 1. of 1984 CAHILL, Sean T.: Basketball 2; Wrestling 1; Prep News 2; Basketball Manager CAMPBELL, David J.; Second honors 2,3; Choir 3; Lighting Crew 2. CARROLL, Michael L.: Second honors 1,2; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1. CHENEY, David M.: First 1; Second honors 2,3; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4: Computer Science Award 3: Dramatics 1,2,3; Lighting Crew 2,3,4; Pastoral Committee 3; Chairman Light and Sound 4,3; Computer Club 3; Chairman Open Forum 4. CLARK, Wayne P.: Football 1, Choir 3,4; Dramatics 4; Lighting Crew 2,3. CLEMONS, Bradley D.: Football 1,2,3,4 ; Track 1. COLLINS, Peter G.; Second honors 1,2; Stuco Vice-Pres. 4; Class Committee 2,3,4; Football 1,2; Track 1; Wrestling 1; Cheerleader 4; Lighting Crew 1; Pastoral Committee 4; Rock Collection 3,4; Open Forum 4; Co-Editor-in-Chief Rock Collection 4; Other 2 ,3 ,4 . CONCANNON, Patrick J.: Class honors 1; First honors 1, Second honors 4; Class president 1; Class Committee 3; Football 2; Track 1. CONFORT1, Anthony D.: Second honors 2; Track 2; Wrestling 2. CONNELLY, Francis X.; First honors 2,3,4; Second honors 1,2,3,4; Class Vice-Pres. 4; Wrestling 2,1 Pastoral Committee 4, Freshman Retreat 4. COTITTA, Jeff L.: First honors 3; Second honors 2. CURRAN, Michael T.: First honors 3,4; Second honors 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3 ,4 , Golf 1,2,3; Photography 1; Poster Club 1. CURRIE, Bruce C.: Second honors 2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3 ; Track 1; Chess Club 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Rock Collection 3,4. 202 SENIOR SKETCHES CURRY, Brian J.: Football 1,2 ,3 ,4 ; Ch. 4 All Metro First team; H.M. All Metro 4; Track 1,2,3, Wrestling 1 ,2 . DERCHER, David G.: Second honors 1; Football 4 , All-District 2nd team 4, All-Metro honorable mention 4. DEVINE, Robert P.: Class honors 1,3,4; First honors 2; Football 1,2,3,4 , Wrestling 1; Photography Staff 1, QUARRY 4. DIDIER, Paul M.: Class honors 4, First honors 1,2, Second honors 3; National Honor Society 3,4. DONNELLAN Paul R.: Class honors 3,4, First honors 1,2; ROCK COLLECTION 4. DONOVAN, James J.: Cross Country 2, Wrestling 1; Lighting Crew 1; ROCK COLLECTION 1. DOUGHERTY, Timothy J.; First honors 1,4, Second honors 1,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Cross Country 2. DOYLE, Christopher J.: ROCK COLLECTION 1. DR AKULICH Robert E.: First honors 1,2, Second honors 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3 ,4 , Track 1, Wrestling 1,2 ,3 ,4 . DUNLAY, F. Charles.: Class honors 1,3, First honors 1,2,4, Second honors 2,4; Student Government (Sec-Tres) 4, Class Committee 1,2,3; Football 1,2, Cheerleader 4, Speech-Debate 1,2; Freshman Retreat Comm. 3; ROCK COLLECTION 2,3. DUNN, Robert P.: Lighting Crew 3,4. EBF.RLE, Christian R.: First honors 1,4, Second honors 2,3. ELLIS Kevin A.: Cross Country 2,3; Track 2,3. ENK. William A.: Class Committee 3 FISHER, Richard S.: Second honors 2,4, Wrestling 1,2; PREP NEWS 3,4. FITZGERALD, Daniel J.: Second honors 2; Basketball 1,2; Pastoral Comm. 1,2. FLAHERTY, Michael R.: Class honors 1,3,4, First honors 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Speech-Debate 1. FLANAGAN, Sean P.: Football 3,4 ; Wrestling 2; PREP NEWS 3,4. FLORES, Gustavo A.: Class honors 4, First honors 2, Second honors 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3 ,4 , All-District 3,4, All-Metro 4; ROCK COLLECTION 4. FORLENZA, Joseph V.: First honors 3, Second honors 1,2,4; Class Committee 2,3; Track 1,2; Wrestling 1,3; Dramatics 1; Lighting Crew 2; Speech-Debate 1. GARBEFF, Greg J.: Second honors 3,4; Class Officer 3,4; Football 2. GEHA, Kenneth M.: Second honors 1,2; Track 1; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4. GIBSON, Richard S.: First honors 1,3, Second honors 2,4; National Honor Society 3; Class Rep 2,3; Football 1,2; Tennis 3; Track 2; Photography Staff 2,3; Poster Club 1. GLAZF.R, Chad R.: Class honors 3, First honors 4, Second honors 2; Wrestling 2 ,3 ; Class Committee 2,3,4. GOSCHA, Jason M.: First honors 1, Second honors 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Football 1, Wrestling 1,2 ,3 ,4 , State qualifier wrestling 3,4; Photography Staff 1. GRAHAM, Richard Q.: Second honors 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4 ; Wrestling 1,2; PREP NEWS 3,4; (Sports Editor) 4, QUARRY 4, Freshman Retreat 4. GRAY, Ben A.: Football 1,2; Track 1; Wrestling 1,2 ,3 ,4. GREEN, James P.: Second honors 1,2,4; Football 1,2,3,4 ; Track 2; Wrestling 2. GRIGGS, Clifford J.: Basketball 3 ,4 (stats) Football 1,2 ,3 ,4 ; Track 1,2 ,3 ,4 . HANRAHAN, Patrick M.: Golf 1,2,3 ,4 . HARKINS, Daniel K.: Second honors 2,3,4; Class Committee 3,4; Soccer 2; Dramatics 3; Photography Staff 3; Open Forum 4; Freshman Retreat 3,4. HART, Matthew E.: First honors 1,2,3,4; Second honors 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3 ,4 . HAUGHTON, Joseph M.: Second honors 1,2; Cross Country 1,2,3 ,4 ; Track 1,2. HEETER, Van D.: Second honors 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1; Track 1. HEIER, Paul R.: Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2. HEILMAN, James D.: Cross Country 2; Wrestling 2,3; Photography Staff 2. HENNESSEY, Michael J.: Class honors 1, First honors 1,2,3,4, Second honors 4, Class Committee 2,4; Basketball 1; Cross Country 1,2,3 ,4 ; Track 1,2,3,4 , Cheerleader 4, (Captain) Choir 4; Pastoral Comm. 4; Poster Club 4, Bicycle Club 2,3; Freshman Retreat 4, R-Award 4; Perfect Attendance 2,3. HOAG, James E.: Second honors 4; Soccer 2; Wrestling 1,2; Choir 1,2. HODES, Christopher K.: First honors 1,2,3; Second honors 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3 ,4 ; All-State 4, All-District 4, All-Metro 4; Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3 ,4 , State qualifier 4. HOGAN, Nicholas P.: Class honors 3, First honors 1,2,3; Second honors 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Bike Club 3,4; Junior Class Committee 3; Photography Staff 1; QUARRY 1. HOGAN, Sean K.: First honors 1, Second honors 2; Class Committee 1,2; Blood Drive Chairman 4, Project Scope Sr. Rep. HOGERTY, David M.: HOLLAND, F. Brenner: Second honors 1,2; Phys. Ed. Award 3; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2 ,3 ,4 ; Track 1,3; Cheerleader 3; Pastoral Comm. 4. HOLMES, Matthew L.: Class honors 3,4, First honors 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Golf 2 ,3 ,4 , Freshman Retreat 3,4 (Co-Director). HONAN, William J.: Second honors 1; Soccer 1, Wrestling 1; Lighting Crew 2. KAINE, Patrick J.: Class honors 1,3,4, First honors 3, Second honors 2, National Honor Society 3,4; Class Committee 3; Freshman Class Interim Pres. 4; QUARRY 3,4 (Editor-in-Chief); Freshman Retreat 3,4. KEIM, R. Paul: Class honors 4, First honors 3,4; Second honors 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4 ; Track 3; Wrestling 2,3; Speech-Debate 1,2; QUARRY 3,4. KE1TGES, Gregory J.: Second honors 1; Wrestling 1. KELLER, Jeffrey M.: First honors 1,2, Second honors 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4; Perfect Attendance 2; Basketball 1,2,3 ,4 ; Football 1,2 ,3 ,4 ; Track 1,2, Pastoral Comm. 4. KELLY, John F.: Second honors 1,2,3,4, Football 1,3; Choir 3; Class Committee 1,2,3. KL1MEK, Bryan S.: Photography Staff 2; Computer Club 3. KRAUSE, Reade A.: Second honors 1,2; Golf 2; Wrestling 1; Cheerleader 1; Pastoral Committee 2. KUCKELMAN, Karl W.: First honors 1,3, Second honors 2,4; Class President 3; Student Government President 4, Cheerleader 4; Dramatics 1; Photography Staff 1; QUARRY 1; Long Range Planning Comm. 3,4. LASALA, Phillip J.: Class honors 1,4, Second honors 2,3; National Honor Society 3.4; National Merit Commended Student 3; Track 3; Chess Club 1, Speech-Debate 1. LAUGHLIN, Daniel B.: Class honors 3,4, First honors 1,2; National Honor Society 3. LEEPER, Michael S.: Zahner Scholarship 3; Football 2,3,4 (Stats); PREP NEWS 3,4. LEMBECK, Matthew S.: Second honors 1,2,3; Class Vice-President 4, Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2. LEWIS, Michael P.: Freshman Officer 1, Class Committee 1; Football 1,2 ,3 ,4 , All-Metro 3,4; PREP NEWS 4; Jay Holder Hockey Award 3,4. LIEBNITZ, John C.: Class honors 1,2,3, First honors 1,2,3, Second honors 1,2,3,4, Latin Award 2. LILLIS, John M.: Basketball 1; Football 1,2,4 ; Cheerleader 4; Choir 2; Dramatics 4; PREP NEWS 3,4; R-Award 4. LOBB, Luke A.: Class Rep. 1; Cheerleader 4. LOFTUS, Lawrence T.: Second honors 2; Phys. Ed. Award 4; Tennis 2; Wrestling 2,3; Dramatics 1; Speech-Debate 1; Photography Staff 1. LONG, Michael J.: Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2 ,3 ,4 , All-Metro 3,4, All-State 3,4, Adidas honorable mention All-American 4; Sean F. Fitzgerald Award 4; Track 1,2,3 . LYNCH, Brian R.: Second honors 1,2,3,4; Football 3. MARCHESI, Timothy J.: Class honors 2,4, First honors 1,3; National Honor Society 4; Students Against Driving Drunk SADD 4; (President) ROCK COLLECTION 4; R-Award 4; Freshman Retreat 4; N.H.S. Scholarship Committee 4; Class Committee 4. MARIETTI, Steven J.: First honors 4, Second honors 1,2,3; Class Vice-President 2; Class Rep. 1,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4 ; Tennis 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2; Chess Club 2. MARLOTTE, Marc A.: Second honors 1,2,3; Class Rep. 1,2; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Speech-Debate 1,2; PREP NEWS 4, ROCK COLLECTION 4 SENIOR SKETCHES! 203 MARX, Joseph P.: Second honors 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Dramatics 3; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4. MAYER, Timothy J.: First honors 1,2, Second honors 3,4; Homecoming Committee 4; Soccer 1; Wrestling 1,2 ,3 ,4 . McENROE, John D.: First honors 1,2,3,4, Second honors 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Committee 2, Soccer 1; Track 1,2,3 ,4 ; Photography Staff 4; QUARRY 4, R-Award 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4; SADD 4. McGEE, Simon P.: First honors 4, Second honors 1,2,3. McGURREN, Mark E.: Second honors 2; Class Committee 1; Wrestling 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4. McKAY, Thomas W.: K.C. Art Institute 1; Soccer 1,2 ,3 ,4 , All-Metro, All-District; Wrestling 1,2; ROCK COLLECTION 1,2,3,4. McKENZIE, Paul A.: Football 1; Wrestling 3; Speech-Debate 1,2. MEINERS, George H.: Class honors 1,3,4, First honors 2, Second honors 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Speech-Debate 1; Perfect Attendance 3. MEYER, Paul C.: Pottery 4. MEYERS, Robert A.: First honors 4, Second honors 1,2,3; Dramatics 3; Speech-Debate 1; Pastoral Comm. 4. MONTANARO, Joseph A.: Class honors 3,4, First honors 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Soccer 1,2,3 ,4 , Tennis 1,2 ,4 ; ROCK COLLECTION 4; Freshman Retreat 3,4. MORAN, Stephen M.: Soccer 2,4 ; Track 3. MOREANO, Phillip A.: Class honors 2,3,4, First honors 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Typing Award 1; Theology Award 2, Biology Award 2; Spanish Award 3,4; Spirit Chairman 4; Freshman Retreat 4; R-Award 4; SADD 4. MORRIS, Daniel S.: Second honors 2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3 ,4 ; Track 1,2. MOSQUEDA, Albert.: First honors 3, Second honors 1,2,4; Soccer 1,2,4 . MULLEN, Timothy B.: Class honors 4, First honors 1,2,4, Second honors 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Cross Country 2,3; PREP NEWS 3,4. MURPHY, David W.: PREP NEWS 3. MURPHY, Thomas M.: Class honors 4, First honors 1,2,3,4, Second honors 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Speech-Debate 1; Bicycle Club 1,2,3. NEVILLE, Timothy M.: First honors 1, Second honors 2,3,4; Football 1, Wrestling 1,2,3 . NEWMAN, Frank R.: Second honors 1,2,4, Cross Country 2,3; Wrestling 1,2 ,3 . NOTHNAGEL, Mark L.: Track 1; Dramatics 1; PREP NEWS 1. NOVOSEL, Chris M.: Second honors 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3 ,4 ; All-Metro 4; Track 1,2. O'CONNOR, James J.: ODDO, Jeffrey B.: Second honors 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1; Tennis 1; Wrestling 1; Poster Club 2. ODROWSKI, Kevin J.: First honors 1,4, Second honors 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2 ; PREP NEWS 3,4 (Managing Editor) ROCK COLLECTION 4. O'HALLORAN, Patrick M.: Second honors 1,3,4. ONG, Michael R.: Class honors 3,4; First honors 1,2,3,4; History Award 2; Bicycle Club 2,3. PAOLOZZI, James P.: Wrestling 1,2,3 ,4 . PARSA, Daren D.: Class honors 1,2,3,4, First honors 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3. PASSARELL, Matthew T.: PAZELL, John A.: Football 1; PREP NEWS 3,4, 1st place MIPA Awards—best sports story. PETERS, Jason T.: First honors 3,4, Second honors 1,2; Class Committee 1,2; Football 1,2,3 ,4 ; Tennis 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2 ,3,4 PETRIE, Robert B.: Second honors 2,3; Wrestling 2,3; Cheerleader 4; Chess Club 1,2; Perfect Attendance 3. PFAHL, Andrew St.: Class honors 2,3,4, First honors 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4 ; Cross Country 3; Track 1; Kansas State Scholar. PIERCE, William B.: Second honors 2; Tennis 2 . PIERSON, Emmet W.: Basketball 3 ,4 (Stats Football 4 , Track 2,3 . RAMOS, Roman L.: Second honors 1,2; Soccer 1,2,3 ,4 ; Track 1,2,3 . RATCLIFF, Lester R.: Second honors 1,3; Basketball 1,2,3 ,4 (Stats); Football 1,2,3 ,4 , Ch 4 All-Metro honorable mention; Track 1,2 ,3 ,4 ; State Honor Roll. REINTJES, Mark G.: Class honors 1,2,3,4, First honors 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4, Class President 2; Football 1,2,3 ,4 ; Joseph Bukatv Award 4; Track 1,2,3,4 ; Cheerleader 2,3; Choir 1,2,3; ROCK COLLECTION 3,4. Freshman Retreat 3,4 (Co-Director); SADD 4; H. H.S. Scholarship Fund; Kansas State Scholar; Class Committee 1,2,3, R-Award 2; Long Range Planning Committee 3. RIANI, Gerald J.: Class honors 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4, National Merit Semi-Finalist 4, Mathematics Award 1,2,3; Natural Science Social Science Award 1,3; English Theology Award 1,3,4; Golf 2 ,3 ,4 , ROCK COLLECTION 4; (Managing Editor); Freshman Retreat 3,4; R-Award 4, SADD 4. Open Forum 4. RICHARDS, Douglas L.: First honors 3,4; Second honors 1,2,3,4; Golf 2,4. RICH ART, John M.: First honors 1, Second honors 2,3,4; Soccer 3,4 ; Track 2,3 ,4 ; (Trainer); Wrestling l,2,4;Photography Staff I, 2,3,4; QUARRY 1,2,3,4; ROCK COLLECTION 4, Freshman Retreat 2,3,4. RIEDEL, Curtis B.: Class honors 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4; National Merit Commended Student, Kansas State Scholar; Track 3,4 (Stats); Wrestling 1,2,3; Dramatics 1,2; Pastoral Comm. 4; Freshman Retreat 2,4. RIGGS, James P.: Cross Country 2,3; Tennis 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; PREP NEWS 4. ROBERSON, Allen K.: Class honors 4, First honors 2,3,4, Second honors 1,2; Class Committee 3; Basketball 3 ,4 (Stats). 204 SENIOR SKETCHES ROSE, Joseph M.: Second honors 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1; Football 2; Choir-Mixed Chorus 3, Dramatics 1,2,3, ROCK COLLECTION 4. ROSS, Michael J.: Second honors 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2 ,3 ,4 . ROULT, Charles A.: Second honors 4; Football 3; Wrestling 1. RUNYAN, Michael J.: Second honors 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Soccer 1,2,3 ,4 ; Big Brother Committee 4. RUSSELL, Richard M.: First honors 1, Second honors 1,2,3; Soccer 1,2,3 ; Dramatics 1; PREP NEWS 4. SCALORA, Michael A.: Second honors 1,4; Track 1; Wrestling 1,2; Chess Club 1,2; Dramatics 1; Photography Staff 1; National Scholastic Art Award 7 time winner; Art Award 4. SCHALLER, Wolfgang A.: First honors 4, Second honors 1,2,3,4; Kansas State Scholar. SCHMIEDELER, John N.: First honors 1, Second honors 1,2; Track 1,2,3 ,4 ; Speech-Debate 1; Bike Club 1,2,3. SCHUDY, Frank H.: Football 4 ; Soccer 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Dramatics 1; Pastoral Committee 2. SELPH, Stephen L.: Class honors 3,4; First honors 2; Second honors 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Geometry Award 2; Computer Math Award 3; Chess Club 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; QUARRY 3,4; ROCK COLLECTION 4 SHAUGHNESSY, John P.: Second honors 1; Dramatics 3,4. SHERMAN, Jerome A.: First honors 1,2,3,4, Second honors 1.2,3,4; Latin Award 2, Class Committee 2; Speech-Debate 1; Bike Club 3. SHORTINO, Vincent S.: Second honors 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4 . SHUGART, James E.: First honors 1, Second honors 2,3,4, Football 1,2,3 ,4 ; Track 1,2; Wrestling 1. SIGOURNEY, Stephen F.: Second honors 1,2,3,4. SINOVIC, John D.: Basketball 1; Golf 1,2 ,3 ,4 ; Speech-Debate 1,2,3; Pastoral Comm. 3,4; Photography Staff 3,4; Poster Club 4; PREP NEWS 1,3,4 (Editor-in-Chief); QUARRY 4. SMITH, Kendall C.: Basketball 1,2,3 ,4 ; Football 3 ,4 , All-District 3,4, All-Metro 3,4, Ch. 4 honorable mention 4; Track 3 . SMITH, Matthew K.: Track 3; Photography Staff 2,3,4; PREP NEWS 3,4. SMITH, Ray C.: Football 1; Wrestling 1 ,2; Cheerleader 2,3; Chess Club 1,2; Pastoral Comm. 3,4. SOPINSKI, John C.: Second honors 3,4; Cross Country 2,3 ; Track 2. SPANIOL, Michael J.: Wrestling 1,2, ROCK COLLECTION 3. STABLER, James A.; First honors 2,4, Second honors 1,2,3,4; Social Chairman 4; Football 1; Track 1. STOLTZ, Daniel L.: Second honors 1; National Scholastic Art Award Regional Finalist 4; Football 1,2,3,4 ; Wrestling 1,2,3. SUL1T, James D.: Class honors 4, First honors 1,2,3, Second honors 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4, Football 1; Cheerleader 4; Chess Club 4, Choir 4; Poster Club 4. SULLIVAN, Brian P.: Football 3; Track 2. SULLIVAN, Sean M.: Class honors 4; First honors 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Football 1,2,3 ,4 ; Track 1,2. SUSAN, Bogdan, A.: First honors 1,3; Second honors 1,2,3,4; Theology Award 3; Basketball 3,4 , Cross Country 2; Track 1; PREP NEWS 4. SWAIN, Robert B.: Basketball 3, Football 3,4 ; Track 2,3. TASCHLER, Joseph C.: Second honors 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3 ,4 ; Freshman Retreat 2,3,4; PREP NEWS 3,4, QUARRY 4, R-Award 2,3,4; McCormick Scholarship 3; Drape Journalism Award 4, Karl G. Kloster, S.J. Award 4. TAYLOR, James E.: Social Committee 1,2, Class Committee 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1,3; Photography Staff 4, QUARRY 1,2,3,4 (Edi-tor-in-Chief); PREP NEWS 4. TRAXLER, Steven P.: First honors 1, Second honors 2,4, PREP NEWS 3,4; Scholastic Art Award 2,3. TROSSEN, Kenneth A.: First honors 1, Second honors 2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 3; Wrestling 3,4 . TUTORINO, Joseph C.: Class honors 1,4; First honors 1,2; Second honors 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4; Football 1; Track 3; Art Award-wheel pottery 4. VADF.R, James E.: Class honors 1, First honors 2, Second honors 1,2,3; Class Rep. 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3 ,4 ; All-Metro honorable mention; All-City selection 4; Soccer 1,2,3 ,4 ; All-District 4. VAN KIERSBILCK, Michael J.: First honors 4, Second honors 1,2,3,4; Class Committee 3,4; Freshmen Retreat 4. VERGARA, Gerald F : First honors 1,2,3, Second honors 4; Class President 2; class Rep. 1; Football 2; Wrestling 1. WANDLESS, Thomas J.; Class honors 2,3,4, First honors 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Vice-President 2; Cross Country 4; Tennis 1,2,3; Chess Club 2; Dramatics 2,3,4; Lighting Crew 2,3, QUARRY 3,4; National Merit Commended Student. WARRINER, Tobin B : WEDING, Karl V.: Wrestling 1,2, Pastoral Comm. 1; PREP NEWS 1; Pottery 4. WEIDMAIER, John D.: First honors 1; Second honors 2,3,4; National Merit Semi-Finalist 3,4, Wrestling 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 . WEST, Jack Fr.: Second honors 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4. WILKERSON, Kevin M.: Second honors 2,3; Class Rep. 1,2; Student Government Rep. 1,2; Photography Staff 1,2; QUARRY 1,2. WILLSON, Robert C.: Second honors 3; Wrestling 2,3 ,4 . WOLTERING, Jeffrey D.: Second honors 1, Soccer 2,3 . Honorable mention. WRIGHT, John L.: First honors 2,3, Second honors 1,4; PREP NEWS 4; Open Forum 4. WORTH, Michael E.: Second honors 1; Soccer 1. YANCEY, Robert D.: Football 1,2; PREP NEWS 4. ZAHORSKY, David C.: First honors 3; Second honors 4; Basketball 2; Tennis 2 ,3 ,4V SENIOR SKETCHES! 205 ■ - • ■ • . . • • . . - ■ ■ . • . - . � - •! -.• • - . • • SIS